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Essential Virtual SAN
First Edition
Copyright © 2015 VMware, Inc.
ISBN-10: 0-13-385499-X
ISBN-13: 9780-13-385499-2
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First Printing: August 2014
Corrections for September 26, 2014
|Pg |Error – First Printing |Correction |
|88 |Chapter 5, Purpose of Write Cache, Second Paragraph, Fourth Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |Once a write is initiated by the application running inside of the guest OS, the |Once a write is initiated the write is sent to all replicas in parallel. |
| |write is forked to both the local write cache on the owning host, and to the write| |
| |cache on the remote host or hosts. | |
|97 |Chapter 5, Last Paragraph, First Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |So in this case, if read cache misses were occurring in your VSAN, increasing the |So in this case, if read cache misses were occurring in your VSAN, increasing stripeWidth may |
| |stripe width will improve the performance for I/Os that need to be serviced from |improve the performance for I/Os that need to be serviced from magnetic disk, if a single spindle |
| |magnetic disk, if a single spindle was not enough to handle the requests. |was not enough to handle the requests. |
|166 and |Chapter 7, vCenter Management, First Paragraph, Last Sentence |Should read: |
|167 |Reads: | |
| |If vCenter Server was available, that service would also be temporarily |If vCenter Server was unavailable, that service would also be temporarily unavailable; in the case |
| |unavailable; in the case of vSphere DRS, this meant that no load balancing would |of vSphere DRS, this meant that no load balancing would occur during this time. |
| |occur during this time. | |
|231 |Chapter 10, osls-fs, Heading and First Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |osls-fs |osfs-ls |
| |osls-fs is more of a troubleshooting command than anything else. |osfs-ls is more of a troubleshooting command than anything else. |
|243 |Chapter 10, , Heading and Second Sentence and Fourth Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| | |disks_info |
|253 |Chapter 10, resync.dashboard, Heading and First Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |resync.dashboard |resync_dashboard |
Corrections for September 8th, 2014
|Pg |Error – First Printing |Correction |
| |Note * | |
| |vsan.host_stats command has been replaced by two new RVC commands. | |
| |Host_stats references need to be replaced by two new commands, host_info and | |
| |vsan.whatif_host_failures | |
|61 |Chapter 4, Flash Rad Cache Reservation, Second Paragraph, Fourth Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |If you add this capability to the VM storage policy and set it to a value 0 |If you add this capability to the VM storage policy and set it to a value 0 (zero), however, you |
| |(zero), however, you will not have any read cache assigned to the VM that uses |will not have any read cache reserved to the VM that uses this policy. |
| |this policy. | |
|88 |Chapter 5, Purpose of Write Cache, Second Paragraph, Second Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |All VMs deployed to VSAN have an availability policy setting that ensures at least|All VMs deployed to VSAN have an availability policy setting that ensures at least one additional |
| |one additional copy of VM data is available. |copy of VM data is available, unless a policy has been selected which explicitly defines the number |
| | |of failures to tolerate as 0. |
|88 |Chapter 5, Anatomy of a VSAN Read, Second Paragraph, Second Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |If the block is present in read cache on owner, the read is serviced from the SSD |If the block is present in read cache, the read is serviced from the SSD read cache. |
| |read cache. | |
|93 |Chapter 5, Last Paragraph, Fourth Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: |But what is this witness component on host 18? |
| |But what is this witness object on host 18? | |
|100 |Chapter 5, Stripe Width Maximum, Third Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |Remember that when you specify a stripe width and an FTT value, there has to be at|Remember that when you specify a stripe width and an FTT value, there has to be at least stripe |
| |least stripe width (SW) x FTT number of spindles before VSAN is able to satisfy |width (SW) x (FTT+1) number of spindles before VSAN is able to satisfy the policy requirement. |
| |the policy requirement. | |
|105 |Chapter 5, First Bullet Point |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |NumberofFailuresToTolerate for VM Swap is set to 1. This gives us a RAID-1 |hostFailuresToTolerate for VM Swap is set to 1. This gives us a RAID-1 (mirror) configuration for VM|
| |(mirror) configuration for VM Swap. |Swap. |
|110 |Chapter 5, Second Paragraph, Sixth Sentence |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |To have a quorum majority, the two remaining components would require five objects|To have a quorum majority, the remaining hosts would require five components to achieve a majority. |
| |to achieve a majority. | |
|124 |Chapter 6, Figure 6-11 |Replace with: |
| | |[pic] |
|145 |Chapter 7, Number 4 |Should Read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |4. When maintenance mode has completed, right-click the host again and select |4. When maintenance mode has completed, right-click the host again and select Move To to move the |
| |Remove from Inventory under All vCenter Actions. |host outside of the cluster. |
|166 thru |Chapter 7, vCenter Management, Third Sentence |Should read: |
|167 |Reads: | |
| |If vCenter Server was available, that service would also be temporarily |If vCenter Server was unavailable, that service would also be temporarily unavailable; in the case |
| |unavailable; in the case of vSphere DRS, this meant that no load balancing would |of vSphere DRS, this meant that no load balancing would occur during this time. |
| |occur during this time. | |
|194 |Chapter 8, Figure - 15 Caption |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |VSAN and vCloud automation center interoperability |VSAN and vCloud Automation Center interoperability |
|199 |Chapter 9, Failures to Tolerate = 1, Stripe Width = 1, First Paragraph, Second |Should read: |
| |Sentence | |
| |Reads: |If snapshot gets created on that VM, the component count increases by another two per disk, |
| |If snapshot gets created on that VM, the component count increases by another two |resulting in 12 in total (not even including witnesses yet): |
| |per disk, resulting in 12 in total: | |
|200 |Chapter 9, Second Paragraph, |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |We will not run though this exercise for each of the following three scenarios, as|We will not run through this exercise for each of the following three scenarios, as we expect that |
| |we expect that the majority of environments will not come close, but we do believe|the majority of environments will not come close, but we do believe that it is important to |
| |that it is important to understand these constraints. |understand these constraints. |
|213 |Chapter 9, First Sentence after First set of Bullet Points |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |To provide 170GB of flash capacity per host, we need one 200GB flash device per |To provide 170GB of flash capacity per host, we need two 100GB flash device per host. |
| |host. | |
|123 |Chapter 9, Last Bullet Point |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |1 x 200GB SSD SAS (WI) |2 x 100GB SSD SAS (WI) |
|220 |Chapter 9, First Sentence |Should read: |
| |This is what each host configuration will look like for the 20 HPDL350p (25 SFF) |This is what each host configuration will look like for the 20 HPDL380p (25 SFF) hosts consisting of|
| |hosts consisting of the following: |the following: |
|250 |Chapter 10, Heading |Should read: |
| |Reads: | |
| |hosts_stats, disk_stats, and vm_perf_stats |host_info. vsan.whatif_host_failures, disk_stats, and vm_perf_stats |
|250 |Chapter 10, Third Sentence under section hosts_stats, disk_stats, and |Should read: |
| |vm_perf_stats | |
| | | |
| |Reads: |Let’s begin with the whatif_host_failures command. |
| | | |
| |Let’s begin with the host_stats command. | |
|250 |Chapter 10, Sixth Sentence under section hosts_stats, disk_stats, and |Should read: |
| |vm_perf_stats | |
| | |In this example, we navigated to the cluster object in the inventory and ran the |
| |Reads: |vsan.whatif_host_failures command from there, selecting the full cluster as an argument: |
| | | |
| |In this example, we navigated to the cluster object in the inventory and ran the |/mia-cg07-vcsa01/CG07-DC01/computers> vsan.whatif_host_failures 0 |
| |vsan.hosts_stats command from there, selecting the full cluster as an argument: |Simulating 1 host failures: |
| | |+-----------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------------+ |
| | || Resource | Usage right now | Usage after failure/re-protection | |
| | |+-----------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------------+ |
| | || HDD capacity | 66% used (3044.69 GB free) | 75% used (1926.94 GB free) | |
| | || Components | 3% used (23376 available) | 3% used (20376 available) | |
| | || RC reservations | 0% used (667.73 GB free) | 0% used (584.27 GB free) | |
| | |+-----------------+-----------------------------+-----------------------------------+ |
| | |/mia-cg07-vcsa01/CG07-DC01/computers> |
|250 thru |Chapter 10 |Replace with: |
|251 |Replace all that Reads: | |
| |vsan.hosts_stats |vsan.whatif_host_failures |
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